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Office of the Deputy Director General The Office of the Deputy Director General provides strategic direction and coordination on key matters for the department and supports the Director General in leadership and management and the delivery of key government priorities. The Office of the Deputy Director General comprises the 4 areas of Corporate Services, Major Health Projects and Infrastructure, the Office of Medical Research and Innovation, and the Office of the Deputy Director General. Ms Angela Kelly PSM Deputy Director General Ms Kelly holds an economics qualification from the University of Western Australia and has more than 25 years' experience in the public health system, from system performance and financial management to strategic planning and corporate governance. She has also led numerous projects and teams to deliver systemwide reforms. Since 2020, Ms Kelly has undertaken various senior roles across the Western Australian public sector, assisting in guiding the state's planning and response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Ms Kelly has held several senior executive positions within the department, including Assistant Director General Purchasing and System Performance, Executive Director Resourcing and Performance, and Director of Health Infrastructure. In her current role, she leads the delivery of government key strategic priorities through Major Health Projects and Infrastructure and the Office of Medical Research and Innovation. In 2022, Ms Kelly was recognised in the Queen's Birthday Honours List, awarded the Public Service Medal (PSM) for her outstanding service to the Western Australian health system, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. Clinical Excellence Division The Clinical Excellence Division provides clinical advice to the WA health system to support patient centred care. It is the focal point for clinical engagement, clinical workforce planning, clinical service planning and service improvement. It provides professional leadership for clinicians through the Chief Allied Health Office, Chief Dental Office, Chief Nursing and Midwifery Office and Chief Medical Office. It also leads major national and state reform programs in the areas of emergency access response and ambulance ramping. The Clinical Excellence Division implements systems to support the safety and quality of health care and oversees the licensing of over 6,100 beds in 122 private healthcare facilities, as well as licensing reproductive technologies. Ms Jodie South Acting Assistant Director General Ms South was appointed to act in the role of Assistant Director General of the Clinical Excellence Division in 2022. Ms South was previously the Executive Director of Information and System Performance and has acted in the role of Assistant Director General Purchasing and System Performance. Ms South has a wealth of public sector experience and has held leadership positions across the WA health system for the past 24 years. Ms South was co- lead in the development of WA's first Clinical Services Framework, led the planning of the South Metropolitan Health Service (SMHS) reconfiguration to support the development of Fiona Stanley Hospital, and led the original establishment of the East Metropolitan Health Service and subsequent SMHS realignment. Most recently Ms South was the mental health co-lead during the COVID-19 response. Contents About us < 11 > Significant issues Report on operations Agency performance Operational disclosures • Key performance indicators • Financial disclosures and compliance • Appendix

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